. Die fotografische Geschichte des Bürgerkriegs : in zehn Bänden . s. Eva M. OConnor, für den Tod der Generäle, von Joseph OConnor. Mrs. W7illiam C. Palmer, für Stonewall Jacksons Way, von John Williamson Palmer. General Horace Porter, für die Laudatio von Ulysses S. Grant. Wallace Rice, für die Wheelers Brigade in Santiago. John Jerome Rooney, für trat den Blues. Clinton Scollard, für die Tochter des Regiments, aus Balladen von Valor und Victory, von Wallace Rice und ClintonScolhrd. Kate Brownlee Sherwood, für Albert Sidney Johnston und Thomas in Chickamauga. Henry Jerome Stockard, für über ihre Graves

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. The photographic history of the Civil War : in ten volumes . s. Eva M. OConnor, for The Generals Death, by Joseph OConnor. Mrs. W7illiam C. Palmer, for Stonewall Jacksons Way, by John Williamson Palmer. General Horace Porter, for the Eulogy of Ulysses S. Grant. Wallace Rice, for Wheelers Brigade at Santiago. John Jerome Rooney, for Joined the Blues. Clinton Scollard, for The Daughter of the Regiment, from Ballads of Valor and Victory, by Wallace Rice and ClintonScolhrd. Kate Brownlee Sherwood, for Albert Sidney Johnston, and Thomas at Chickamauga. Henry Jerome Stockard, for Over their Graves. Will Henry Thompson, for The High Tide at Gettysburg. Horace Traubel, for Bivouac on a Mountainside, Cavalry Crossing a Ford, and O Captain! My Captain, fromLeaves of Grass, by Walt Whitman. Robert Burns Wilson, for Such is the Death the Soldier Dies. [21 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2011 with funding from The Institute of Museum and Library Services through an Indiana State Library LSTA Grant www.archive.org/details/photographichist09inmill. COPVRiGHT, 1911, PATRIOT PUB. CO. IN VIRGINIA—1865 WHAT THE AVAR BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH—RUINS OF A MILL AT PETERSBURG JUST AFTERTHE CAPTURE OF THE TOWN BY GRANTS ARMY To study this scene at the close of the war reveals the spirit of this volume. Within the stone wallsof the woolen mill that now gape empty to Heaven, many a gray blanket and uniform had been wovenfor Lees devoted army. Many a wheel had been turned by the stream that now plays but an idle partin the dreamy landscape. Yet the magnificent Army of the Potomac, as it rushed through the cityin hot pursuit of the men soon to wear gray no longer, brought in its train an enduring prosperity.Half a century later, Petersburg, with thousands of other cities in Virginia and its sister SouthernStates once trampled by armies, hummed again with industry under the very flag once borne againstthem. North and South had learned the lasting meaning of Blue and Gray—symbols of princ

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